The "Super Game Boy" is an adapter that allows to play Game Boy games on the TV with the help of the Super Nintendo (SNES). An entire Game Boy Classic is integrated into the module, which passes the video signal on to the SNES. Greyscales are converted to colours by the adapter and the colour palette can be adjusted on the SNES according to the personal preferences of the gamer. This German version includes a booklet containing the instructions for the Super Game Boy and a game guide for well-known Game Boy games.

This is a revised variant of the Super Game Boy that was only distributed in Japan. The housing is a transparent blue and is slimmer than the first variant. ​ The hardware has been expanded to include a Game Link connector and an LED display. The Game Link connector allowed the connection of a Game Boy or other compatible hardware with the Super Nintendo (e.g. Game Boy Printer). The firmware also received an update and had five new screen border graphics ready.

The Game Boy Player (ゲームボーイプレーヤー, Gēmu Bōi Purēyā) allows to play Game Boy Classic, Game Boy Color and Game Boy Advance games on the Nintendo GameCube and is the last hardware solution for playing Game Boy Classic game cartridges on successor consoles. ​ The Game Boy Player hardware (DOL-017) plugs into the high-speed parallel port on the bottom of the GameCube. A boot disc (DOL-006) is required to access the hardware. The Game Boy Player does not emulate a Game Boy system. Instead, the attachment contains hardware that is almost identical to that of the Game Boy Advance.

The Transfer Pak is an adapter for the Nintendo 64 that allows you to read a Game Boy or Game Boy Color cartridge on the N64. A Game Boy game cartridge can be inserted into the Transfer Pack. The Transfer Pack itself is inserted into the Nintendo 64 controller.

Nintendo Power was a copy service for the Game Boy, Game Boy Color and Super Famicom that was only available in Japan and allowed players to download games to special flash cartridges. This flash cartridge for the Game Boy provides storage for 7 games. This special version already includes the game Super Mario Land 3. The cartridge was launched in 1999, which was relatively late for the Game Boy. Product Code: DMG-MMSA-JPN Year of Release: 1999

The fanny pack was released by Nintendo especially for the Game Boy Classic. The bag is padded and offers space for the Game Boy Classic, cables and a few games.

This limited edition "Game Boy Racing Bundle" was exclusively offered for sale in the USA. The set includes the Hip Pouch Carrying Case (DMG-ANC), the game "F1-Race" including the 4-player adapter (DMG-07) and the game "Super R.C. Pro AM".

Nintendo of America released this nylon soft carrying case exclusively for the American market in 1989. The bag has space for the Game Boy console (DMG-01), 4 games, headphones (DMG-02), the Video Link™ cable and a few game manuals. The bag can be attached to the wearer's belt for safe transport.

Nintendo released this variation of the regular compact carrying case (Product Code: 045496720025) as a very limited special edition. The bag has space for the Game Boy console (DMG-01), 4 games, headphones (DMG-02), the Video Link™ cable and a few game manuals. The bag can be attached to the wearer's belt for safe transport.

An AC adapter for the Game Boy Classic. This adapter was only sold in Japan. In the other countries, the Battery Pack was sold instead (DMG-03) as it offered an AC adapter built in.

To prevent gamers from running out of energy during long car journeys, Nintendo released this power adapters for the cigarette lighter. This car adapter was only distributed in Japan.

The Game Boy Classic (DMG-01) is not equipped with a screen backlight, making it difficult to play when light conditions are bad. The Light Max (VLB-02) is Nintendo's aftermarket approach to solve this problem.

Super Mario Land (DMG-ML) was the first Mario game for the Game Boy Classic and was released alongside the console in 1989. Super Mario Land was expected to showcase the console until Nintendo of America decided to bundle Tetris. Nevertheless the game was sold more than 18 million times and was even more successful than the NES hit Super Mario Bros. 3. The game received two sequels, including Super Mario Land 2: 6 Golden Coins (1992) and Wario Land: Super Mario Land 3 (1994).

Super Mario Land (DMG-ML) was the first Mario game for the Game Boy Classic and was released alongside the console in 1989. Super Mario Land was expected to showcase the console until Nintendo of America decided to bundle Tetris. Nevertheless the game was sold more than 18 million times and was even more successful than the NES hit Super Mario Bros. 3. The game received two sequels, including Super Mario Land 2: 6 Golden Coins (1992) and Wario Land: Super Mario Land 3 (1994).

This board game is based on the "Super Mario Land" Game Boy game. It was released by Bandai in 1989, the very same year as the Game Boy game was released. The board game allows to physically play through all the level of the computer game. The game was only sold in Japan and only in a very limited amount.

Super Mario Land 2: 6 Golden Coins (jap スーパーマリオランド2 6つの金貨) the sequel of Super Mario Land, was released in 1992 and Nintendo was able to sell over 10 million copies of the game. It became one of the most successful and highest-rated titles on the Game Boy ever. The game marks the first appearance of Wario, Mario's evil long time opponent.

Super Mario Land 2: 6 Golden Coins (jap スーパーマリオランド2 6つの金貨) the sequel of Super Mario Land, was released in 1992 and Nintendo was able to sell over 10 million copies of the game. It became one of the most successful and highest-rated titles on the Game Boy ever. The game marks the first appearance of Wario, Mario's evil long time opponent.

In the UK, "Super Mario Land" and "Super Mario Land 2: 6 Golden Coins" were offered in a double pack for a short time. The two-pack version is now a very rare and popular collector's item.

"Super Mario Land (1989) and Super Mario Land 2: 6 Golden Coins (1992) were are hughe success for Nintendo. It's no surprise that two years later, the third part of the Super Mario Land series made its way into the stores. While the first two parts follow the adventures of Super Mario, the third part allows the player to slip into the role of Mario's antagonist, the crafty anti-hero "Wario", who is in search of a new home and has to master many tricky and crazy adventures along the way. "Wario Land: Super Mario Land 3" is the final game in the Super Mario Land series. At the same time it opens the story arc for the Wario Land game series.

"Super Mario Land (1989) and Super Mario Land 2: 6 Golden Coins (1992) were are hughe success for Nintendo. It's no surprise that two years later, the third part of the Super Mario Land series made its way into the stores. While the first two parts follow the adventures of Super Mario, the third part allows the player to slip into the role of Mario's antagonist, the crafty anti-hero "Wario", who is in search of a new home and has to master many tricky and crazy adventures along the way. "Wario Land: Super Mario Land 3" is the final game in the Super Mario Land series. At the same time it opens the story arc for the Wario Land game series.